A tool for importing test-execution feedback and review results from Excel, CSV, or JSON files, standardizing the data, and saving it in a feedback-logs folder. Test-execution feedback records what happened when test cases were run.
A Chinese-language workflow stage that turns answered requirement questions into a final requirements document and an exit decision. It is used between an initial review and the next stage, where requirements are broken into implementation work.
A Chinese-language workflow stage for reviewing software requirements and checking whether important details are complete before development. It produces review documents, test coverage, acceptance checks, and a list of questions needing decisions.
A seven-step iteration-planning workflow for turning a software backlog into a development schedule. An iteration is a fixed period of work, and a backlog is the list of planned tasks.
A requirements-breakdown workflow for turning an approved product request into five levels: release, large feature, user story, requirement object, and smallest function.
A workflow step that turns a list of software features and user stories into page descriptions, interface elements, interaction states, and Mermaid flow diagrams. Mermaid is a text format for drawing diagrams.
A workflow stage that creates business flowcharts, interaction timelines, error decision trees, and risk lists from a project backlog and screen prototypes. A backlog is a structured list of planned work, while a prototype is an early version of the user interface.
A test-point generator for turning a software backlog into detailed checks. It follows project rules for naming requirements and functions consistently.
A test-case generator for AIDocxWorkFlow. Test cases are detailed checks that describe how to verify a requirement or feature, and it derives them from earlier test points, business flows, and module templates.
A review process for test cases, where test cases describe checks used to verify software behavior. It compares those checks with earlier test points and business-flow documents, using a defined set of eight project areas.
The eighth stage of a Chinese-language workflow for analyzing review results, finding the root causes of defects, and improving earlier workflow instructions. It uses reports, test points, test cases, and business-flow documentation.
A workflow controller for running one or more AIDocxWorkFlow stages through a defined runtime process. A stage is one part of the workflow, such as generating test points or reviewing test cases.
A specialist agent for the BIZ module of an AIDocxWorkFlow project. This module covers server-side business rules, data flows, state changes, database storage, concurrency, scheduled jobs, payments, and audit logs.
A specialist agent for maintaining templates about game configuration data, including field rules, dependencies, loading, hot updates, versions, and numerical logic.
A Chinese-language workflow for running a project task through repeated planning, action, checking, review, and iteration. It saves task progress and limits the loop by rounds, tokens, or required user input.
A specialised agent for maintaining the LINK template library in an internal business system. LINK covers connected activities, cross-server data, multiple devices, third-party services, shared resources, and exported data.
A specialist agent for maintaining templates about logging in game systems, including player actions, asset transactions, operations, performance, crashes, storage, and audit checks.
A specialist agent for maintaining templates about unusual or failure-prone situations in game systems, such as cheating, weak networks, crashes, outages, and risky operations.
A specialist agent for managing reusable user-interface templates in a project's knowledge library. It covers controls, interactions, layouts, display, animation, guidance, accessibility, and edge cases.
A specialist agent for maintaining the UTIL module of a Chinese game-development documentation and template library. The module contains shared utilities such as networking, caching, resource loading, currency conversion, updates, monitoring, encryption, and crash handling.